As the $30.5 million facility nears completion, visitors view the hub for a wide range of career and technical education and ...

In a groundbreaking educational initiative, Southern Regional College (SRC) has demonstrated its commitment to next-generation construction technology by collaborating with Louth and Meath Education ...

Though they are underrepresented, UW’s female construction management students are collaborative team players who are ready to lead.

The shift toward skills in demand based hiring marks a pivotal moment in the job market, offering new opportunities for individual who ...

It’s one thing to be a champion of the environment. It’s another to lead by example and pioneer the solutions that lead to real environmental preservation. That’s what you’ll find at RIT.

In simple words, a growing number of employers are focusing more on skills and experiences than formal degrees. According to the report, this shift is evident in domains like technology, AI, and ...

Focusing on innovation, sustainability, and economic diversification, these recent construction contracts showcase the industry’s ongoing growth ... Saudi Arabia’s Matarat Holding has awarded a ...

A champion for girls in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths), Lilly Holt encouraged other young women to consider applying for the Construction Degree Apprenticeship programme in the ...

“This is not only a personal benefit, but again will help employers to remain ahead of the game given the shifts we’re seeing within the construction sector,” adds Steven. “Degree apprenticeships also ...

Construction output is estimated to have increased by 0.5% in Quarter 4 (Oct to Dec) 2024 compared with Quarter 3 (July to Sept) 2024; this came solely from an increase in new work (1.2%), as repair ...

From updated exoskeletons to an AI agent that doesn’t complain about busywork, the latest construction technology releases have your back. Here, Construction Dive breaks down six of the latest ...

And some did not have the resources or skills to navigate this technological shift. But for others, relying more on technology was the “new normal.” Some of these changes are still with us: 48% of ...